Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

Owls.
Orlando, John G. Orlando and Taggart honored on retirement fro Metropolitan Ins. Agency. 5-16-1960
Obit - 76. 2-24-1971
Orlando, Joseph Buys the house at 8 Hutchins Street. 8-14-1911
Orlando, Mrs. Nicholas Obit. Sons: John; Charles. (Daughters): Mrs. Alexander Colangelo; Mrs. Philip
Marcello; Mrs. Alexander Cericola. 3-17-1941
Orlando, Nicholas Obit. Born in Italy, June 17, 1868. Lived here for 48 years. Sons: John G.;
Nicholas; Charles. Daughters: Mrs. Alexander Colangelo; Mrs. John Barton;
Mrs. Philip Marcello; Mrs. Alexander Cericola. 9-8-1938
Nicholas Orlando, 36 - obit. 11-25-1938
Orlando, Roxy P. Wedding of Dr. Thomas Orlando and Roxy Panepento. 9-3-1940
Orlando and Barbara Gautieri set-up a appraisal and estate settlement business. 10-26-1992
Orleans-Genesee Rural Moses Robinson, Executive Director. Robinson to build a building on Clinton
Preservation Corp. Street to house the office: Orleans Community Action Comm.;
Weatherization Program; Oak Orchard Legal Services; Head Start Program. 11-26-1993
Orleans Street Property owners ask the city to prepare Orleans Street for building. Laid out in
1914 from 119 South Main to Pearl Streets. 10-2-1945
Property developed from South Main Street but not completed to Pearl. November 1993
O'Rourke, John To expand the building at 148 & 150 Ellicott Street to made a hotel - plans by
Homelius. 7-26-1910
Dead at 83. 8-14-1915
Will contested by relatives - left most of his money to St. Joseph's. 1-4-1916
Orpheum Theater 122 Main Street.
Happy Hour Theater, 122 Main Street - owned by B. H. Nichols, Jr. - has a
new name. 10-28-1909
Flexible Frye, the contortionist, at. 11-11-1909
Ad for the Grand Opening.
Reopens with Woodmen benefit. "Best place of Entertainment," C. L. Myers,
12-29-1909
manager.
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Orpheum Theater (cont) J. S. Garshort of Medina closed the Orpheum 2 weeks ago.
George Williams has left town - in debt - Charles Arthur and Frank Votry are the
new owners, bought from Frank Fix - part owner of the building. Fix took
possession of the theater Saturday evening. George Williams owned it.
Mrs. Maud Robinson had been running it. Williams was a barber for Fred
5-10-1910
L. Sager. 8-29-1910
Maurice Nicholson gives up his job as pianist. 9-17-1910
Closed again - Votry and Charles Arthur give up the lease to 122 Main. 9-28-1910
Purchased by Claude Bailey of LeRoy - where he had a theater. 10-20-1910
Bailey opened the Orpheum last night. 10-25-1910
Closed last night - Bailey away. 7-18-1911
Orr, William Sells rare cover for $100. 10-5-1940
Retiring from the News. 1-4-1974
Orr, William S. Opens a stamp store in rooms in the First National Bank vacated by Homelius. 2-4-1935
Batavia Stamp Store moves to 28 Main Street. 7-28-1936
Buys a collection of rare stamps and envelopes - picture. 3-25-1939